The Dampier Peninsula is made up of a series of small Aboriginal communities and offers unspoiled coastline and unique indigenous cultural experiences.
The map depicts Broome in relation to the Dampier Peninsula - the outcrop of land extending between Broome and Derby and north to Cape Leveque. This entire region, especially the coastal areas, plays a central role in Broome's history and pearling industry.
| Distance from Broome |
Kilometres |
| Beagle Bay |
118
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| Kelk Creek |
158
|
| Middle Lagoon |
170
|
| Goombaragin |
188
|
| Lombadina |
200
|
| Cape Leveque |
220
|
| One Arm Point |
225
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Please Click Here to download the Dampier Peninsula map (approx 1.7MB PDF file)
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